Health and Diseases
Force and pressure
Current electricity and magnetism
Inside the atom
Composition of matter +Metals and non-metals
100

Name one infectious disease

Any infectious disease name

100

Unit of force

Newton

100

Magnet formed by passing electricity through a coil

Electromagnet

100

Centre of the atom is called

Nucleus

100

True or false: most metals are solids

True

200

Well-being of the mind is called

Mental health

200

Define pressure

Force per unit area

200

Unit of potential difference

Volt

200

Who discovered nucleus using the gold foil experiment?

Rutherford

200

________ are classified into metals and non-metals

Elements

300

Ability of the body to protect against infectious diseases

Immunity

300

The force which makes us jerk forward when a bus/car we are travelling in suddenly stops

Inertia

300

Materials which allow electricity to pass through them are called

Conductors

300
Number of protons+number of neutrons = ______ number
Mass number
300

Water is a(n) _________ (element/compound/mixture)

Compound

400

Define health

Physical and mental well-being

400

The force which prevents us from slipping when we walk

Friction

400

The part of the electric circuit which creates a potential difference (positive and negative terminal)

Cell/battery

400

The formula used to find the maximum number of electrons which can be held in each shell

2n2

400

Mixtures in which the particles of the solute are large, and dispersed in the solvent, and do not let light pass through

Colloids

500

Based on duration, diseases are classified into

Acute and Chronic

500

Archimedes Principle

The buoyant force exerted by a liquid on an object is equal to the weight of the liquid displaced by the object

500

Name one machine which uses electromagnetism to work

Bell/cranes/bullet trains etc

500

Atoms which have the same atomic number but different mass numbers

Isotopes

500

Electrical wires are made of metals because they are _______

Ductile or conductors